New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
THE VICTORIAN JUBILEE.
Continued from First PAGE.

Prince Henry OF Battenberg and the Marquis of Lorne
as IL was exrey OF the sons inaw and graldsons
sdq u sop.e a. sesanty Characterized presented
splendid spectacle ana inspired every
came in sight the cheering started up afes ana whea
she had proceeded short dtapes te &c
In volume aud eventually 70 be continuous ana nignty;
The enthusiasm OF the pe1p s1asy GeghteG Her
face wore constant smile, she bowed ana thanked tne
epaon she fairly beamed with Joy. over her black
Costume the Queen white lace gown Her bohnet
Of diamonds. The Duke Of Cambridge. Commander in
Chief rode close to the Queen al along tue Journey potn
Guards and Indian troops ,.o,,o
The Queens carriage was large one 0,
upon the panels Red morocco harness was Sseo dYr e
horses which were Otherwise OF
and gd The other carriages eontanhs
the ROYAL family were gorgeous chNac'e noi'
with four bays each, and ali open
PROGRESS OF THE PROCESSION.
The procession proceeded at smart walking pace into
Constitution Hi and then adopted more deliberate
gait Owing the ateness of the spring the DeautuI
green of the the sweet odors or the nav
thorns and the splendid uniforms Of the military
coupled with the enthusiasm Of the crowd. made the
occasion OF refreshing enchantment Inc
slowly made its way antil tne 90 eo onIon
Fnersing from the Wellington Arch the first to greet
the Queen the convalescent patients ana others AZ
the St Georges Hospital which was PseKed from pso
sands over the roof of the hospital On reaching Pcca-
dily the Queen seen 70 look up at Apsley House,
and as she passed the mansions OF her intimate rehds
Se glanced somewhat hastily ar their sbodes more
especially when passing the Duke OF Cambridge baron
Bgrbt.s old apsrtmens Il was not until Devonshire
reached that the Queen began 70 realize inc
grand preparations that had been made 10 greet her
Here tie Marquis of Harrington had bad spacious aD
gallery erected. from which many hundreds OF sayy
dressed ladies waved their handkerchefs ana cheefeo
the Queen 49, 49,, d., 1ro,o, ono,ber
Gigantic booth had been erected and from this point 10
Westminster Abbey every point OF vantage naa 9S rs
floors were rented $50 TO $50 eaoh and In some
envy the Egyptian Hall, ST. James's Parish Church
where loco children were seated ana sang Coo esSS
I'm rnaehps Regent Circus where six main streets
converge the sight was a memorable one the streets
being ali spendidly decorated with flowers hags ana
evergrcens, etc. Many OF the imposing cSmme Msnr
Of the shops hereabouts had their fronts removed ana
elegant bouaGrs formed IN their helm places puss Of yok
copmn passing down the nh from 1ne Cifcus 70 S
people were plainly heard from the top of the column in
one vas; roar
AMERICANS LOOKING AT 1T.
Many American ladies and gentlemen had secured
seats at a commercial establishment in Waterloo
Place and joined in the enthusiasm as warmly as the
English Passing around Pail Mall east large gallery
was erected over the cOlonnade OF Her MaJestys
Theatre. while 800 chairs rented at from two and
House. 70 in Cockspnf-st Trafalgar Square was
reached and one looked nothing put nesds
were TO DO seen The crowd here was tremendous ana
completely eclipsod any that has assembled at the
greatest political gatherings OF recent years Inc steps
and lions of the Nelson column were crowded with
neope while the roof and steps Of ST. Martins Church
AndtLs slels Of the National Gallery were packed WIN
dense spob After crossing Trafalgar Square where the
1olce had great difficulty in keeping the people back,
The procession gradually approached North umberland
with two gigantic hotels the Hotel Victoria and the
Hotel Metropolis These as well as the newly erected
Constitutional Club building were crowded with sight
seers.
TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM
ION reaching the Thames Enbankment the procession
had to make detour almost at right angles From the
new National Liberal Club to St. Stephens Club the
enthusiasm was indescribable Men clambered up the
trees in such numbers az TO injure many Of them.
All along the Thames Embankment. where not occu-
pied by public. gardens seats and galleries had peen
a. on trpias into Bridsefs around St Stephens Club
preparations which had been made in Parliament
Square The ground floor Of the Abbey was concealed by
of which were sold for 1--we guineas Another block
Of seats called the Canning stand" accommodated
the river at st. Thomas's Hospital, windows were
crowded with people.
INCIDENTS ON THE WAY.
1y the time the royal procession got started from
buckingham Palace the weather had become pretty
warm and the breeze refreshing all the morning. began
10 subsde While the procession was passing through
Pail Mall persons i'll that thoroughfare were sun
struck number Of persons along the route were
Several policemen overcome by the neat ana taken
The horse ridden by the Marquis of Lorne FESTIVE
while the procession was moving along Constitutional
The Oueen stopped her carriage and the Marquis
IL he injured He assured her he was NOT walked
another horse aud continued his journey by shorter
route 10 Abbey having fallen behind and renqushed
his place one OF the royal escort 10 the Queehs car
riage.
IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
j The scene at Westminster Abbey most brilliant
Every filed. and every person present was
distinguished person. When the identities enumer-
atea it seemed every locality the world over had
Of its representative personages to do
honor Englands Queen Bntain's greatest holiday
one roof an audience 80 well brilliantly arrayed.
Every present entitled TO wear UNIFORM or 1ecora
di H su wa: H al seated the neompara6e
when shope brightly through the noble stained
toned sigh, and the picture indescribable This
audience banked up as was In church. was anything
quiet hut this only temporary and lasted only
lSss to enae: s !" oeae Of one S
IL graduated rapidly into noisy hum This was startling
h srs Srse there but The stranger Was soon
aud hnise added to what had struck MIN as
Busy and the people making this rrev
congregation some personages entered the Abbey
toD When the Marquis q SALISBURY the Qneens Prime
Minister entered and proceeded to the place set apart fer
him he was cheered When Mr. Gladstone was observed
quietly edgng way to his seat he was also cheered
such was the OF those who had assured places
I'm the Westminster 70 be hand that scores
OF lords and repaired to the edfce at unnecessarily
early hours many Of them admitted without hsv
log partaken of any breakfast II strange sight TO
see TASKS sand vches exchanged In such crowd
and eagerly used by numberiess ar1stocrats unable
Ion ger 10 withstand hunger thirst This business
when aided 10 the hum, seemed irreverent
Jubilee Day. In Westminster
TUE UNIFORMS AND COSTUMES.
The uniforms and costumes were glarngly out place
IN the dim religious light of the old brown fame The
lords and court officials must have felt that they were
acting in soue quaint masquerade. was not long ago
conducted through his gallery OF ancestral portraits By
duke who occupies high official place In the official
circle and who personally, Is ono OF the most genial
plain going men imaginable A. be was telling story
OF one particular portrait made remark upon the pc
cuiar 6reecbes Ut OF the Henry VII pcfod
when Grace into hearty laugh as he pointed